Arizonans have billions in student loans. Trump’s presidency could put forgiveness at risk
Advocates are concerned hundreds of thousands of Arizona borrowers could be on the hook for significantly more expensive student loan payments under a new administration in Washington.
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Sustaining economic recovery in Mahama’s second administration: Some reflections
By Dr. Theophilus ACHEAMPONGOn 7th January 2025, John Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) party was inaugurated ...
‘Cruel and archaic’ prison threats over council tax must end – charities
A letter calls for ‘the removal of the unjustified sanction of imprisonment for non-payment of council tax in England’ to be ...
Amid strained India-Bangladesh ties, China backs Dhaka, agrees to extend repayment period for...
According to the Economic Relations Division, Bangladesh currently owes China a substantial debt of USD 5.57 billion, which ...
The U.S. Has Hit The Debt Ceiling. How Long Does Congress Have To Fix It?
The government exceeded its borrowing limit on Trump's second day in office, leaving the new government with an uncertain ...
IMF staff in Argentina for debt deal talks that could boost reserves
Staff from an International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission are in Argentina discussing a possible new debt deal, an economy ...
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What to watch in public finance 2025 — and where I was wrong in 2024
From threats to the tax exemption to state budget challenges and tariffs to insurance risks, this year is already shaping up ...